Quick answer
A Pusat Bertauliah (PB) is a training centre accredited by the Department of Skills Development (JPK) to conduct competency-based training and offer Malaysian Skills Certificate (SKM) programmes under the National Occupational Skills Standard (NOSS). Accreditation requires eligible premises, qualified trainers and assessors, programme documentation and a quality management system. We prepare the accreditation file, submit through the JPK system, complete eVendor registration and follow up to approval.
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Overview
Only a JPK-accredited centre — a Pusat Bertauliah — can run NOSS-based training that leads to SKM certification. For a training business, accreditation is what turns courses into nationally recognised qualifications.
JPK looks at the whole centre: premises and equipment suitable for the programme, trainers and assessors with the required qualifications, programme and instructional documentation, and a quality management system that shows how training, assessment and records are controlled. eVendor registration then lets the centre take part in JPK-related procurement and programmes.
Most accreditation delays come from documentation rather than facilities — incomplete quality procedures, trainer files that do not meet requirements, or programme documents that do not follow NOSS. Preparing the full file before submission is what shortens the timeline.
Who needs this
- Companies setting up a skills training centre
- Existing training providers seeking SKM accreditation
- Employers building in-house TVET capability
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Documents you need to prepare
Centre
- SSM company documents
- Premises tenancy and layout
- Equipment list for the programme
People
- Trainer qualifications and TM002 registration
- Assessor qualifications
Programme & quality
- NOSS programme documentation
- Quality management system documents
- Instructional materials (WIM)
- Facilities and equipment must match the NOSS programme applied for.
- Additional programmes after accreditation are added through the COPTPA process.
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How to get it done with ONEKEY BIZ
- 1Eligibility & gap review Week 1–2
Premises, people and documents checked against JPK requirements.
- 2Accreditation file Week 2–8
Quality system and programme documents prepared.
- 3Submission After file
Application submitted through the JPK system.
- 4eVendor In parallel
eVendor registration completed.
- 5Approval Per JPK
Coordination with JPK officers until accreditation.
You do
- Provide premises and equipment
- Engage qualified trainers and assessors
We do
- Assess eligibility and gaps
- Prepare quality and accreditation documents
- Submit through the JPK system and complete eVendor
- Liaise with JPK to approval
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What you receive
JPK approval to run the accredited programme.
Centre registered as a JPK eVendor.
The system documents used for accreditation.
Rules and requirements in detail
Official sources
Frequently asked questions
Can we add programmes later?
Yes — through a COPTPA new-programme application.
Do trainers need TM002?
Trainers must meet JPK registration requirements; we prepare TM002 registrations too.
Does accreditation expire?
Yes. It must be renewed before expiry to keep awarding SKM.